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I am a beginner diver who got lucky to get a second hand pair of Force Fins from my regular buddy for free (that I may have to give away if the boots of my future dry suit won't fit in them ).
Here is a couple of places I went with my Force Fins:
Underwater swing at Redondo Beach, Des Moines (WA)
(photo by our scuba instructor Bob Bailey)
My first boat dive somewhere between Whidbey and Camano Islands
(photo by Tod Graves)
(I hope it works...Somebody should make scubaboard photo gallery more user friendly)
Sunday May 3rd 2009 my Force Fins were at the Backside of Anacapa Island, off the coast of California
Jahmin and Jordan Lerum with their Force Fin Tan Deltas, Me with Excellerating Force Fin Tan Delta Sapphire Blue and Art Phillipe diving his favorite the Extra Force Fin Tan Delta Ruby Red.
The visibility was less than desirable, but any diving is ......... well you know the rest.
When I asked Jahmin and Jordan why they choose Force Fins Tan Delta tandelta_product
they told me "Well they are the best fins out there and they are perfect for the work we do documenting surfing and natural history in the tropics. Great for travel and they have the power we need"
Next time when the visibility is better we will show some pictures from underwater.
Art's Extra Force extra_force_fin_product
and my Excellerating Force Fins excel_force_fin_product waiting to get wet again.
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Originally Posted by sambolino44
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